Pottery as 9th Wedding Anny. Gift?

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FRPLG
06-26-2007, 10:24 AM
Tomorrow is my 9th Anniversary to my lovely wife Michele. She's the greatest gal in the whole world and have no doubt she is a 110% Redskins fan.

Ok, so I'm a dewd and I ain't got a fricking clue what to get her for a gift. So what do I do in these modern times? GOOGLE IT!

So I find this list of stuff as gifts for each different year of marriage and it tells me Pottery is the gift for 9 years. I think if I hand her a Pot for a gift it will be a long LONELY night for me.

Do what?! Pottery? Are you kidding me? I gotta do better than that if I want to make it to 10 years. Trust me when I say when we vowed until death it was MY death we had agreed on. lol

I think I'll take her out to dinner "Wherever she wants to go" and give her the deposit voucher for a trip I am booking her and I in the winter.

Here's the list guy. Thoughts?
peace
mike



Traditional Anniversary Gifts by Year
First: Paper

Second: Cotton

Third: Leather

Fourth: Fruit or Flowers

Fifth: Wood

Sixth: Candy or Iron

Seventh: Wool or Copper

Eight Bronze or Pottery

Ninth: Pottery

Tenth: Tin

Eleventh: Steel

Twelfth: Silk or Linen

Thirteenth: Lace

Fourteenth: Ivory

Fifteenth: Crystal

Twentieth: China

Twenty-Fifth: Silver

Thirtieth: Pearls

Thirty-Fifth: Coral

Fortieth: Ruby

Forty-Fifth: Sapphire

Fiftieth: Gold

Fifty-Fifth: Emerald

Sixtieth: Diamond

Here's the way you handle this. You buy her whatever it is you want and then find yourself a nice piece of pottery. You put the gift in the pot and now you have stuck to the traditional while also fulfilling the need to actually produce a decent gift. She'll love it.

MTK
06-26-2007, 10:32 AM
Because she's got all the ...., and half the money

Why does she get jewelry for gifts and I get a lousy dinner or some pathetic gift like a tie?
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ask for something specific next time

saden1
06-26-2007, 11:24 AM
If I were your wife, I'd want cold hard cash...preferably an entire paycheck...lol

Sammy Baugh Fan
06-26-2007, 11:34 AM
If I were your wife, I'd want cold hard cash...preferably an entire paycheck...lol

She get's that already.
lol

724Skinsfan
06-26-2007, 11:56 AM
If I were your wife, I'd want cold hard cash...preferably an entire paycheck...lol


Clearly written by an unmarried man.

Sammy Baugh Fan
06-26-2007, 11:56 AM
Clearly written by an unmarried man.

or a chick.
lol

Lady Brave
06-26-2007, 02:26 PM
My husband is very grateful that I don't like to wear jewelry.

We only exchange gifts at Christmas. I don't see the point in spending money on stuff we don't really need. We will, however, spend a good chunk of change on football stuff come the end of July. While we're standing in the store we'll look at each other and say "happy birthday anniversary, honey."

TheMalcolmConnection
06-26-2007, 03:15 PM
Put a postcard of some kind of pottery in a card along with two tickets to Greece so she can pick it out.

Monkeydad
06-26-2007, 03:57 PM
Put a postcard of some kind of pottery in a card along with two tickets to Greece so she can pick it out.

Or just a single ticket. :oink::cheeky-sm

FRPLG had the best idea.

Who picked POTTERY as a gift? Could be worse, you could be on the "Clock" anniversary.:benched:


Seriously...whoever made up the "modern" list is stupid...APPLIANCES for the 4th? That's a trap.
Traditional and Modern Anniversary Gifts Table (http://www.findgift.com/Anniversary-Table/)

Lady Brave
06-26-2007, 04:25 PM
Seriously...whoever made up the "modern" list is stupid...APPLIANCES for the 4th? That's a trap.
Traditional and Modern Anniversary Gifts Table (http://www.findgift.com/Anniversary-Table/)
The modern thirteenth is interesting (textiles). Just give your wife a big bolt of fabric and you're good.

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